According to Bloomberg, Ukrainian long-range strikes have pushed Russia’s oil refining volumes to their lowest level since 2005.
Over the past 100 days, Ukraine 🇺🇦 reportedly damaged 24 of Russia’s 🇷🇺 34 major refineries and struck fuel-production facilities at least 50 times.
Since the beginning of July, Russia’s average crude processing has fallen to 3.91 million barrels per day, more than 1.4 million below last year’s average.
Ukraine’s General Staff says strikes since August 2025 have inflicted approximately $13.5 billion in losses and disabled 42.74% of Russia’s total refining capacity.
Oil revenue is the financial lifeblood of Moscow’s war machine.
Every damaged refinery means less military fuel, lower export revenue and fewer resources available to finance the invasion.
Ukraine is turning long-range strike capability into one of the most strategically consequential campaigns of the war.